Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have a powerful build that is sleek and durable, just like a knife? Here it is, after hours of thinking and consideration along with viability testing. This build is the definition of interrupt and chasedown capability as this build is not only focused on speed, but it's also focused on the sole quote of "Divide and conquer." (Sorry, don't remember who said that.) This build is mainly focused around improving Belona's passive as it makes her both tanky and fast enough to either flee or chase the enemy down to secure the kill. Enjoy. Note, Relics are not included.
"This build is a bit unorthodox as it doesn't involve boots..." (I see "
The concept of not getting Tabi is okay, at least for some gods, and I like that the creator is thinking outside the box. But that's all I like here.
In a more functional, meta concept of not getting boots...it's really more of a late-game option. Boots provide strong stats for the price, which really helps with early game, when things are slower.
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The writeup and quote of the phrase "divide and conquer" doesn't fit this build concept either.
@WhiteLightning...not meaning to down you or your build. You do mention hours of thinking and viability testing...but I'm curious about what situation the testing was done. What mode, what team comps (do you only ever play with friends that might build to complement you or make up for your build's deficiencies?), and what general skill level of competition (maybe SmiteGuru reference might be an okay initial evaluation).
@Kriega, I honestly don't think this is has "troll" intent...but it's not something I would ever recommend.
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I would be remiss not to mention the critical-fail
So what's the common denominator here? None of the above players contributed anything of significance to their team. In fact, I daresay they were a big part of why their team lost.
(technically it does have prots...Masa passive, Ancile, SCS w/ stacks)
Reason I say it's not a troll build is because troll has intent. It's meant to be funny, or mislead people, or piss people off.
The way this person writes, it sounds like there's actual effort to make this functional.